Clean, cosy and child friendly. The Ridgacre has something for everybody although the prices are a…read morelittle high considering it is just a glorified pub. Don't get me wrong, the food is lovely but you have to get up and order as in restaurants such as Nando's, so the prices should reflect this to be honest. The place recently had a refurb and is looking superb, very modern and chic and as soon as you walk in you feel instantly at home with ease. Although it is out of the way it is still well worth a visit.

I have always had a pleasurable experience at The Ridgacre and it is a lovely place to come and…read morehave a pint. The menu here is pretty good as well and there is also a nice family feel about this place. Parking should not be an issue as there is parking on-site and this place is easily accessible for disabled people. There is something for everyone and a kids menu is also available if you do bring your children along. You can order main meals straight away or you can have a starter and then go onto to have a main. And of course not forgetting there are plenty of desserts to choose from. I remember having a Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad here and it was gorgeous. You could taste the cheese straight away and the chicken was tenderly cooked. The Ridgacre is a pub I have been to on a number of occasions and I have always enjoyed my time here. Worth a visit in my view.

Great place Nice. Lean…read more Great service Good price And I will be back soon Enjoyed my visit

Very nice pub also known as Berts Bistro, friendly staff,…read morefood is top notch here all fresh food none of that pre cooked frozen stuff you get microwaved in pubs these days the 2 for 1's and 2 for £10 and so on..they all serve the same now! If you like your steak you will love it here they do a whopping 48oz steak for the hungry guys! Also a huge mixed grill, a massive stack burger called "the Beast" and plenty more other stuff to choose from, and home made chips too! The restaurant part of the pub is not too big so on Friday and Saturday it's booking or you will be disappointed but during the week it's quiet and you can just drop in. Prices are reasonable and servings are a nice size, drinks prices are also quite reasonable. I've eaten here a few times now and it's become my new first choice for meals out!

Strange place this. Was an M&B pub years ago so we did not use too often as we drank Bank's, plus…read moreit always seemed a bit more pricey than others around. Anyway, I have been in recently and it still looks ok, small choice of ale, still a bit cliquey. Massive car park. Ok to visit if on way somewhere and you happen to be passing.

this place prided itself on selling cheap booze -- trouble is, they were selling it to people (some…read moreof them were known trouble makers) until they were so drunk they were wandering home absolutely wasted out of their heads, wreaking havoc in the local community causing violent outbreaks and misusing emergency services. Now they are permanently closed down as of this week, according to a sign taped outside on the door. This is the best news the local community has had in decades.

You've gotta feel sorry for the Waggon and 'Osses. This small, award-winning real-ale pub has…read morerecently suffered the ignomony of having a massive, million-pound costing Wetherspoons open next door to it. Not only that, the Wetherspoons is actually really good with the facilities, warmth and atmosphere completely lacking in other nearby pubs like The White Swan and The Junction. The Waggon though should be able to stand its ground a little as its typical of the old-school boozer that seasoned bar workers like myself and seasoned ale seekers like many I know are always happy to stumble across (or out of). It's indicative of the kind of pub it is that within 30 seconds of walking in and ordering a pint of Golden Glow, I found myself in a conversation with an old chap sat nearby about Salopian beers. As well as five real ales, they serve Carling, Fosters and Strongbow. There's no Guinness on tap but cans of it in the fridge. The toilets are located at the end of a dimly lit corridor and the place could maybe do with a spot of paint. Overall it's the kind of pub that has probably survived a long time on a good reputation. Now that the Wetherspoons have moved in next door, hopefully it won't try and rest on its laurels. It's the kind of place that's nice to go for a quiet pint with your mates or on your onesome but certainly not the kind of place to go on a date or in the hope of a wild night out.

Fantastic food, great specials board a really great British pub, sadly too few about nowread more

AMAZING!!! As far as I remember this place has won pub food…read moreof the year ever year since Ive lived in the area. Super tasty quality food, I noticed that on the menu it even tells you which farm the meat came from, or where the ice cream was made etc. The Greek Lamb and the Gammon are both brilliant. The portions are huge and I'm always left with enough food for another meal but save room for the Holly Bush sundae because you wont ever have a such a selection of tasty locally made ice cream :) The prices are great too, last time I went it was around 30quid for the 2 of us.

Never been here before as it is fairly new. The service was great and the food was delicious. The…read moremojito was nicest I've had in a long time. The waiter also said they do it in different flavours so I'll have to come back a try it.

A very nice pub and a pub I would go back to without question. Pubs will no doubt have promotions…read morewhere people can buy a pint and watch sporting fixtures on a big screen. Three Horse Shoes does that but it is also a pub where you can taste ales from the Black Country. You will be surprised to know that I do not drink so I have not tasted any of these ales. However people who have tried these ales have told me they love them. The Beer Garden at Three Horse Shoes is pretty good and it is a nice place to be when having a pint. The pub might look small from the outside but inside it is quite spacious and you are made to feel welcome instantly. Three Horse Shoes is another pub I suggest people visit. You would need to park on side streets if you were to visit the pub and parking could be tricky. That is my only criticism.

The Dovecote is a pub / restaurant located in the Hill Top area of West Bromwich, It is usually…read morefairly quiet. But the food is good with a varied menu and chinese food being a speciality. Sunday carvery is available although i've yet to sample this myself. Also attended a very well organised

First time visit for Sunday lunch. Food very good and plenty of it, Good and pleasant service and…read moregood value. Very busy and a bit noisy. Music a bit to loud..Must try mid week carvery.

We turned up on spec,but they soon had us seated . The surroundings were lovely, and smart. We had…read moregreat service from a lovely lady who was knowledgeable and had good humour. Food was super- tasty and great quality Would definitely reccomend, especially for the specials nights. BB.

My favorite pub in the world…read more Excellent beers/ales, fantastic food and the location is awesome. Service is always nice.

Realy nice (pub) : friendly and really great food Local…read moreco-workers reccomended to try west of Birmingham. Started with a soft drink on the outside patio, then went in for dinner. Of course had to have a local 1/2 pint of beer -very smooth ok by now you realize i am American, so you'll understand why i was not expecting an upscale restaurant labeled as a pub. Starters goat cheese for me and garlic prawns for my coworker. He had rump of lamb, i had wild trout. Came with platters of fries, potatoes au gratin and steamed veg. Mixed desserts 3 minis - tasty Service friendly and efficent. Highly recommended.

Situated between Stourbridge and Bromsgrove in a leafy lane, this long-established pub is a magnet…read morefor folk seeking good beer and excellent food. The current management has boldly expanded the menu, opened for breakfast, provided access to its kitchen garden and detailed the provenance of all of its staple ingredients. Oh, that more places were like this. Whilst there are two car parks, they barely accommodate the number of drivers who patronise the establishment. The one at the front is backed by an attractive decked eating area. My most recent visit was for a light lunch with a colleague, so we each had a pint of Marston's Burton Bitter, and we had a crab and prawn sandwich and a Parma ham, and mozzarella sandwich, sharing a bow of chips between us. This light lunch was delicious, the service was good and the bill, including a large tomato juice, was £26.60. A firm favourite and we'll be back again.